View of the Stuben Monastery Ruins

Here you have a magnificent view of the ruins of the monastery and the place Bremm with the vineyard slopes in the background.

This impressive ruined monastery on the other side of the Moselle can be seen from the via ferrata and the high path.

From the history of the monastery1137 - The Archbishop of Trier Albero confirms Abbot Richard Springiersbach a foundation of the noble Egelolf. He had given the monastery his property opposite Bremm with the castle house, chapel and vineyards in order to set up a monastery there according to the wishes of his daughter Gisela. During this time Gisela was able to meet other virgins and widows according to the Rule of St. Augustine live1190 - Consecration of the monastery church1208 - Surrender of a cross relic, which the crusader Heinrich von Ulmen captured during the conquest of Constantinople in 1204. The splendid storage library.1275 - The Archbishop of Trier's indulgence privilege for the construction of a new cross chapel.1276 - Collection of mild gifts for building chapels.1665 - A dormitory is built.1685 to 1687 - New construction of the monastery church1788 - conversion into a free women's pen.1794 - The escape of the monastery residents from the French revolutionary troops leads to the final abandonment of the monastery.1803 - secularization (Reichsdeputationshauptschluss)1820 - Auction of the monastery for demolition2001 ff. - Archaeological investigations in the course of pending wall renovations.
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